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Ananias Vnisenherr Watt Whitt • H
Williams and John 0;1, 'pie white.
Mil tai!ig--o : "f< ' t
‘= brought (O Roanoke Moiniuv nigt t ■ It
the way U1 the S'tale penitentiary.
they »til jinf n.-nter r« for
crimes committed •. ?•• tH«» >t Vir
ginia.
iT " As *v!'ii * - a nt vt sn; -k*.-'t.i k - r
ceivod. the ii -tn. cotton m;
begin active o|»r«tu>its It order
pi from the factory s.>m. tint, te
but it was not shipi*. d nn: > ■ >'.* t
day.
Mrs Annie "a* it- P >’
court Tuesday morning etui rant with
keeping a rtser,..a uairant o.r ton
afrest having been sworn out l ; het
neighbor Ml ,i K tliMitis MU' lt >'V i
dance was given t>. memtifts >( the
Ooetie family. i»ut the toiirl held tiint
this was aa.t eutti- sent t - l-t 1 *1“ ,
guilt of the at i ll*. <1. nt .1 . >"> 1 u*t!)
the case was diamiasrd 'a wnrratit
BOW has been sworn out for Hampton
I Hofawgcr. charging him with dis
orderly conduct, and he w tu to- tried :
; later.
Mrs. James I*rydeti is being held l.y j
TBe ponce unill nmrs’i.i) " I* 11 e |
it to be tried for disorder). • nnJwi |
Twice she railed tb appear v h« n her
- case was* called Finally tie polo ».
went after her and now ihe. propose j
to keep her until the court has dis- J
| posed of « barge* resting against her. j
Boh White, colored, was titled
| in police court Tuesday morning for j
S?. mwaulting William intone The negro :
f paid the fine
Annual lne|*c< Won.
E Monday night Ha yard Commandery,
i Knights Templars, had He annual In
IMCtlnn, eondus ted by the lie. J
Cleveland Hall. I). T>. of 1'anville j
S\: After inspection. a hanmiet waa aer\ •
i* ed in the dining hail of the Masonic
polfltflple. Fifty knight* wen* in linr in
| Yoll regalia
s’ The inmates of the Haptist orphan
age at Salem. "who have been suffer
ing with amoebic dysentery an im
i> proving, and no fear >s entertained Vo
| the management that any new < a.»c« .
trill develop.
f; A few days ago f: r. 1* irfae &
i- Company dosed a deal l>> a hi. h the. 1
p gold to l»r. J. R Garrett for M.Mio j
- a house and lot on ffclson si re. ♦
; owned by J. Dudley Holt, of l.vnch- j
" iMirg. The house was built tiy Mi Molt i
f geveral month* ago.
p A few day* ag«. an offer of tin.non
ii for a house Hfid lot on Jefferson street
S hfltween Sixth arid Seventh avenues. » r
reatdential aeetton. was refused Five j
p hr aia year* ago the property «#< sold j
, hy the city for taxes anti it-brought j
' #*.ooo.
Messrs 1. and Frank Ikelaney and
! C. A. Hrtngmeti left Tuesda. morn
ing at daybreak in a Hun k car. with
the Intention of driving to Hagerstown
Md.. a distance of 240 miles, before
flight
IJL R. MEETING
ITiryinia Desorndf-ms of Rovolu-1
tionar/* Hfirops Arp Holding:
Annual Sm-Mon.
tBpeeial to The Richmond Virginian i
BRUrrOT. TK.VN . Oct 12 —Vir
ginia. flapghters of the American Rev -
fltwtion met 1n annual session at the
_s..®rtrtol, Va , city hail thl* evening
, Mr*. Hamiiel W. Jamison, state agent,
preaiding
The council chamber of the ha!!
j', 4»fla gall}' decorated for the meeting
| The delegates were welcomed by .Mr*
fc 4. H. McOue. regent of Sycamore
c Cvflll Chapter, or this cit> The
proefledlnga this morning were ron
;tlfle, flieepf the address of welcome
: gfld a abort talk by Mr* Jamison
R*presentat1y'ea are pregent from
All of the chapter* in the Sint, nod
I -Ttgttora are being highly entertained.
_Wednesday evening Mri H. E. Graves
t-.'flhl entertain at "The Towers" «uh
an elaborate affair. Tuesday night
t;, . *h« local chapter gave h <1**i i*;»iif si I '
6 reception for the visitors The pr
7 fliini for ^Wednesday's session* in*
/ elude* music by Prof, k T Sehroet- i
fer, and a solo to A!r«. ilordon 17
I! Xeaner. of this <|i\. The election if 1
officers will occur this rvrninsr
The meeting has not yet gotten ! I
down to business, bill xircah;. jirom- I 1
1«* to he a most tnjnvalde’ one to,1
, th* many who arc In attendance. !
dot* information call on.
thsrn Railway Ticket Ag-1
V nvstaMtm. d. p. a..
SAN SALVADOR October !. Ii,
formation was received hire to-tine
tt*t the United States gunl, -at Rein.
i,; iwi reached Amapals yesterday arid
| demanded the surrende r of t
|‘pandante Valladares, who inaugural
foM » reign of terror against A morn an
l British interests In Western
c Honduras Valladares refused io cm
fl»<*r say Ing he was not subservient
.American pigt
Prealdent Davit la aent word, to Va:
jfcdsres to meet any demand made
B|8F the American commander Vaila
l wired hark that he whs run
ttie port a* it suited hin, and r>
I to comply with President
r. Jlaa request to surrender.
Further word from Amapala d
that American marines are pre
to laud and «take forcible corn
aad they Will win meet resis
ALA CHAIN EXPOSITION.
UJt TKNN.. BEST 1 TH
OCTOBER 12TH. ifiol ’
' SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
fares from all point* on
Railway. Tickets on sale
r l*th. to Oct. mti. mu,
1 limit returning ten
not Including date of
i/jUj/alt Optical Cmc
{] OPTIC1HNS in Tin HI M SORT
211 I . Broad St.. Rkhmofid. 'a
OUTLOOK IS DUSK
FOR ALFONSO NOW
K' lnwal “i War in M<in«To al
( i'iiii-al I imc Mi duci
l!i- Tlu-nm.
AK.MKh KKVOl/1 ll.ARKD
Morotvan-i K« fn*i- :»» l’ay lu
tii'nmiiy' a in I Burn Siuuais
t-i Attrm-t Warrior.-,
MAliRID V ;a ll' hila>* <nt
— Spain - war in Moroetu was rni«*w
e < i t • • -»1 a
fuming hk it (inf-H when Spain is
in the <• 5ut. he** r»I a Republican move
ment. following ilu- am i «.f the
H*-puhh< ans in Portugal, the war in
Afrit a, w hi«*h caused «o< h bio<>d> riot
ing all over Spain last > * «r, Is almost
to 1*v seized uj.»c»n as a bams f«»r
armed revolt against Alfonso
It r un the mustering of the reserves
caused the terrible rioting '.n Faroe
•!*tia. >sHTrtK"‘M and other ( cnlm last
,v. »*a r.
The war was ?o-da> he
<>.-<»♦' the t-ana d* inert t<* meet
the indemnit *, to r»*inii’Ui se Spain for
h« j f x|)enp*i* in the* war of iimf.f
A large Spanish punwMal exper
<Fn(. n-mniamicd by chm-tai Aldave,
left to-iJa\ for M* ; .he s* ene of
last \« Hr « si-w* and f-»r \ nzaniM for
the purpose of forcing the* payment of
th» imlemnit\.
The < miser Rio de LnpiaiR is Just
<>f( shore, .o .'otnpan> lux the land
forces, so that the mldivrs may retire
under hf*r Rims and thus protect
1ln*m«^iv'i a in the event tney are nt
tat kf*d h> an uvi rwholmiiig force.
Summoning Warriors.
Th<- Murm-.aii* arc burning signal
(b f'R on e very hilt., auminofnnu I hr
tribesmen to the front to oppose the
prom. s* of the Spaniards. It is be
lieved that this m ttori presages a de
termined defense find a general out
break, especially on the part of the
Rb'ff tribesmen, who maintained the
si* k*' of Melliila.
If wan last year’s Moorish re volt that
indirectly caused the exec ution of Pro
fessor Ferrer, director of the modern
school, looked upon as h martyr by
the Spanish republicans. Rv ,•+ strange*
coincidence Ferrer’s exeu nt mi took
place on October 13, 1809- a year a wo
to • morrow
<’*>ming, as p floes, on the \ cr> eve
of the Anniversary *.f Ferrer’s death,
this second Moroccan war is looked
upon with grave slarm by AifonMo’H
ministers, who realize that Thursday
will be a critical day for the young
monarch.
I. P. MORGAN LEAVES
CHURCH CONVENTION
.Monrv Kintr IK>r<» N.«if Bdicvp in
Miradfs Sav? IP B
1
PIN. 'INNATT, O, Oct. 12.—Al
houtfh h<■ nh» lind rm rllffii tilty In
linking two millions where one ex
st* d before. .1 f'iorpont M o wan Js
*mphaticali> hot a believer in mira* ,
When the discussion **n the divine ;
eiiiinw *>f tin sic k by prayer and the
ppibatioii .»f holy <*il was at Its
eight in the Fpiseopal * mention i
*’11s< *'f deputies, the Wall Street
iJ!ii rd lurid* huriti> lb.- d.n«r
•'What do yu'u think about y, Mr j
dorga n "" h delegate asked him us lit- <
181'h-iI .i minute in the lobln
”|1 is Ihf most disgusting affair I
m i- i i listened to I have Hoard ,
rod absurd statements from that!
datfi rni >01 this subject than I ever
loan before. w as the reply of the i
nolle' king
Kellevrre in present day miration 1
tot divine healing pro'dominate
mi.m» th< ■ 'orioal delegates One
f them. Hot II. 11 Hi.1 rison'." of i
dizebetb. N .1 it authority for the
liitf-ment that lie had himself been
r-t. !>-(1 by urntibn. and that ho In
u’n had fo inred in six weeks n
tan ufhm■ t< d of an alleged ineurable
tseaeo and given up to dii by phy. >
ii ii n.«
v.VKiUTs I’RKRARI \(;
rou i.mi’OR-r.w'r kvkxt
\ round the lianuuet hoard at the
itughtv of Columbus headquarters on
last fir;*1 1 street Wednesday, pa
re full, orator wit and good-fellow
hi|> ex j11 hi served with every course,;
nd tin members if the organization
n looking forward to one of the
nosr eniojahle eelehrations in the
iuor.\ of the Itirhmwnd rounell.
About 4ioi knights will t,e present, ]
Ir. J< hy *' Hagan, president of the
late I ouneil, w ill preside and in-j
reduce the speaki re, unions whom
lll*o- Major J. Hemphill, on "Co- j
iint'ii,' and His Voyage"; J, Garland
'ollard, on "America, the Discovery";
ijaurlce a Powers, on "Virginia, a
‘ai t Of tie I ilse,,\ er> " : John J. Hiake,
n, "The Knights of Columtius."
Tliv Verc Hey. (tiehop A. Van d«
’J’ver will he a guest, and there will
{■ Other distinguished prelates in at
1 ndanee.
\ l-i Hue Mrs. 11 a 111 toe Srljtrr.
Miss Jjueile Snead, of Fork Union,
a , is the guest of her cousin, Mrs.
f-.nlioe gclater, of 2721 Floyd «\e
ug. ,
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A beautiful wedding will take place J
Wednesday evening at half after 6 J
o'clurK iii the Awntn Baptist
church. v. her Mi.vs I’.iru l Chrystitie *
t.'hildrev, da nghnu h! - Mr. and Mrs.
Roland Hill 'hlldre;. will bt?« •<mo the
la id* of Mr. Jesse Wood. Hon
f Mr. and Mrs. Jatnps H Wood,
Palms and yellow chi y santloitnirns
will attrai-ti\c*.. ut corah the « fuych.
'!'•*• Ite\ M T. PhildfVs. pastor of
the First Baptist i lmrdi of «‘best* r.
1 '• . an urn I* of the bride. will officiate.
The wedding marrhi s will la* played
b\ Mt U Kirk Matthews,- organist
• *! tin* church
Little Miss Salim H* il* i'iuldiev . sla
ter at' tin* bride, and Mias Bertha Hew -
h*tf. cou«in of thf* Ki’iMiin, will In- the ■
flower girls and will pieced* th< bride.
Thff will wear chaining frocks of w hite
organdy with golden ribbons, a ml -cw ill ;
«arn gilt baskets of white rosebuds.
The bride will enter «ui the arm of
her father, who will give her in mar
riage. Sh* will wear a handsome gown
of white satin dm ln ss triman d with
point lace and pearls Her dowers will
be a shower bouquet of bride roses and
lilies of the valley. Miss Florence
Wood, sister oi tin j*rocnn, will be the
maid of honor, ami will la* attractively
K“"n»Ju in p'lijpn i ne \ f noil Hi
« urn < «i|«“»n*(i chiffon. She w ill chit>
yellow . hr> f<Hntn#*inuni8 tinl with yel- .
low tull*\ T)>* matron of honor, Mrs
Robert J Has* < wo Minn Laurie ban
se.v>. will wear a very attractive gow n
of white tncssaline veiled In white
pompailour chiffon, and will cnnv
white chrysanthemums caught with
white tuile The hriilesniuids. Misses
Juanita Shaw. Lemhi Rraucr, I'an
nie Bristow and K it*- "Dorset, have
especially pretty frocks of white porn
padour chiffon huiJt ovei corn-colored
nrieHsallm1 and will carry arm bouquets
of yellow chrysanthemums tied with
white tulle.
Mi. (Jeorg- \\\ Davis, of Lassiter,
Va . a cousin of the groom, will he tlu
best jnart, and the ushers include
M-sstT It X Ihiekctt, H. W Melton.!
Alien .1 Haville, Staiih ; t nrnpocll and
1m. J«*hn A. Shaw.
A delightful reception was given the
; hr id a l parly at the home of the bride
i on Tuesday evening, when golden rod
« and ferns w* re used in decoration. An
j informal dinner to the bridal party at
, the home of the groom will follow the
< ereniom.
Mr and Mrs. Wood will sy ml tiled
i honeymoon touring Northern cities
i 1 hey will he at home filter -November,
i I at - • 21 .North Twenty - third street.
Informal Tea.
Mrs. <’Ifftoil Miller entertained Turs
j day afternoon at a delightful informal
tea in honor of her sister-in inv . Mrs.
Larroll Miller, of f*r< »videncc. li J.,
j w ho is the guest of Mrs. \\ L. Mill, i
at the "Berkley.Just a few • > Mrs
Miller's most intimate friends w» re in
vited in for a cup of tea. The parlors j
were very attractive with howls of J
pink and white doses about hero and (
there and on the tea-table. Mrs. V\ .
U. Miller poured lea and Mrs. John
Coke served coffee.
Mr* I’tinoll Mliter will he in rtieh- !
inimil until Sunday, anil any numhei
of t-liarmiriK little niTairs wili h. Ki'i-n
for her during her sla.v liere.
Jeffrie*—Woodfin.
The marriage of Mien Anne Chester -
man WomHin, daughb r of Mr and
Mrs Solon |t. WoodIIii. to Mr. .Inines
Walden Jeffrie.”, of Warrenton, V#.,
will take jila. c W ednesday afternoon ;
at hair after .> ..*. look, at the l.ride's
hone1, "Sans Solid." Ashland. V;i. Ih ... ,
feasor Ernest L. Hollins:, of Hi< iimmid, .
w ill jiIuy I he “Bridal Man-h." from J.o- ,
heiigriii. for tin- fiitrnnee of the bridal
Baity, and "Trauinerei” during the ,
oerem/itiy. The eerotnont will be per- ^
formed by the fto\. Ktigene W. Stone,
formerly of Blehmdnd, uovt or Eliza-''
be t h City. .V t',
The bride will bate as her maid of
honor her sister. Mis* Maude llowlett '
Wood tin, and as her Viridesma ids Mis* 1
Helen Johnston Slone, of Elizabeth
<'tty. X. and .Miss I'lare Kerrhr
t'liurehill, of "Belgrade,” Fluvanna 1
eouiily. Mr Charles E. Jeffries, of 1
W hi Teuton, Va., will tie the groom's 1
beet man Mr Hew Wood, of Warren
ton. and Mr Solon 1! Woodtln. Jr. of
Ashland, will i.e the ushers. Mas- 1
lers Clareaie and Hit-hard Woodfin, 1
brother* of the bride, twill hold the rib- 1
Assisting in llie dining-room, will he
.Amur nnwips, <»x KiCnmutiu, 1
Mims .Martha Hughes, of Ashland, and '
Mims Evelyn Morris, of tlear Water *
l-'ia.
•Mr. and Alia. Jeffries will leave for a
•Northern trip, and will he at home iri 1
\\ arreriton. Va.. after November If. 1
Engagement Announced.
Air. and Mrs. George Addison Dea,
of i iam ills, announce the engagement
of their daughter. Emma Ul. to Mr.
August us Booth, of' Richmond, the
wedding to take plane .November k.
Brilliant Wedding.
A wedding of much interest and
l.eauty took plat e Tuesday evening at
s n'eloek in tile Grace Episcopal
church, Berry \ IIP . Ya., when Miss
Mary Green McDonald, daughter of
Mra, William M. McDonald, became
ttic- bride of Mr. Hayanl Stevens, son
of Colonel and Mrs. K. A. Stevens, of
Castle Point, Hoboken. N. .1 Palms,
ferns and white blossoms decorated the
ehurrh. Miss Janie Moore played the
wedding marches and "O, Perfect ;
Dove." during the- ceremony, with vio- '
lirt . accompaniment by Allss Sanford
•Norris. The Rev. Edward Wall, as
sisted by the Rev. Arthur Powell Gray. ]
of Westmoreland, mi uncle of the :
bride, performed the ceremony
Airs. Nannie Mi Donald Kustuphiere
was the danio of honor and wore a
beautiful gown of yellow crepe me
teor and carried American beauty '
roses. The bridesmaids, Misses
Eleanor Dee Botts. uf Bhepherdatown, I
W. Va., Ellen Douglas Gray, of West- I
iimreland County. Elvira Moore and
Katherine 1*. McDonald, ‘if Berryvllle, j
wore frocks 0/ white meSKaline eirt- I
hroidered In gold anil carried yellow j
ihrysiynthemumg. Mr. Husll Rteveng
was the groeths best man, and the
list.ere included Messrs. I ,aw fence
Btevens, of “Castle Point.” Hoboken;
Harry Norrts, Richard P. Gordon. Dam
bert Rlelev. of New York; John B.
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of Bait in '.ore. —
Tlii' bride entered with her brother.
Mr. Hugh M. McDonald. who gave her
In marriiiK* • She wore a lovely cre
ation i»f ivory satin trimmed in real
ia< < and embroidered in pearls. A
coronet of orange blossoms hold her
111vn\ veil of illusion, and she carried
• shower bouquet of white orchids ami
Itli' S of the valley.
Following the ceremony there was n
brilliant reception at the home of th*
bride's mother, where palms and yel
low chrysanthemums decorated the
nail and rooms.
Mr. and Mrs Htevens are spending,
their .honeymoon at tin- Virginia Hot
Springy, and will be at in me at "Cas
tle Point," Hoboken. N J . after No- )
vember 10, when they will return from
nn extended Southern t« ur.
Guests from « distance \v» re Mrs.
In*wis Stevens. Mr. and Mrs. Kenney
White. Miss Emily Stevens. Frank S.
laintei. Rev. A. <1 Maglll. Colonel
and Mrs E. A. Stevens, of New York;
Mr. and Mrs. Ogdon Hammond, of Her
iiardsvtltf. X. Y.; Mrs. Oustavus Ober,
Miss Rebekah Ober. of Haltitnore; Miss
Mattie Davis, of Haltitnore. Mr. and
Mrs. Hugh M. McDonald, of New York;
Miss Marlon Parker, of Washington,
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Johnson City Wedding.
Says a paper of recent issue from J
Johnson FJiv, Tenn.:
\ wedding which will come as a
-»‘, t surprise to their many friends
was solemnised this morning at H
**'« J'»ck at the residence of the Rev.
W S. Hu< hatian. 11*« officiating minis - 1
ter, when Miss Outdo M. Feathers and
Mr. Herman M. linkman, two popular
• miiiK people of this c it;.. were united I
in marriage.
Mr, Hickman is tin son of Mr. and
Mrs. D. J. Hickman, and Is-associated
with the Ft* bison Hat- Company, of
Richmond, \ a., as traveling salesman,
witii headquarters at Johnson «Mty.
The bride is the accomplished daugh
ter of Mrs A. M Feathers. This noo n
ing's wedding iftilted two of Johnson
I'ny's representative families, who;
hav* long been prominent in social
mill business circles.
"Mr. and Mrs. Hickman expect to
make their home in Johnson < iiy, and
have a host of friends whrv congratu
late them and wish for them a happy
future.-'
Kellcv—lliooks.
Kt Mark s Episcopal < hur« h will
- th* S' ene of a very prettv wed
ling Wednesday evening at k o'clock.
■ Io n Miss Eva Marion Brooks. daagli
er of Mrs. Mar> li. Brooks. will ue
-nie the bride of Mr. John H. Kel
ey. The * hut ch will he decorated ;
n palms and ferns, and tin Ron. j
Rogers Tyler, rector of St. Mark’s *
hi.r<h. will perform the ceremony.!
‘tofessor Phillip de Foster ''ill pre
lide at the organ, and will pia> the
vedding marches.
'Th*- bride will enter with her bro- !
h*r. Mr. I. H. Brooks. who will give;
t»r away. She will wear a handsome-!
pi'vn of blue broadcloth, with hat and I
tU-ces to match, and will carry a j
louquet of Bride roses. Mr. A. K
v’esi will be the groom’s best man.
»nd the ushers will be Messrs. H K
LkMiker. A. F. 1 >izze. G. R. Barlow
trtc S JK. Delaney. Hittle Misses Ma>
A'< od and (inline Baker, in dafrntj ,
ingtria frocks, made with short
vaiftr and white ribbon sashes, will I
tom tno notion*
Mr. ami Mrs. Kelley will leave im-j
THoiately after the ceremony on a
no to New York and the New Eng
and States Thro will he at honie |
liter i >i tolier 'J5 at 60U North Sixth
itreet
Personals.
Mr. and Mrs. E F. .eoniiio'rs, who
tavr hi en guests m Richmond. have
'•‘turned tr> their home in Orange
■utility.
Miss Elizabeth Wlngo. of this cite,
stln guest of Mrs Heeatur Hulrombe!
it' I'anville. for this week.
Mrs. Marvin i’aee and Mrs. S. R.
’si r. "f Roanoke, w ho have been vts
ting frit nils here, have gone to Suf
oll. for several days.
Mr and Mrs. Eppa Hunton hate
etnrned from Harrisonburg, where
hey went to attend the funeral of a
ri< nd.
Miss Sue K (Jordon has returneil
o Richmond after a visit to the.
Vhiti Sulphur Springs and to Fred- !
ricksburg.
Mrs.-H T. Farsim, of Norfolk, who
as keen spending several dnvs here,
us returned to her honie.
Mrs l.ejvls, of ,\. rfolk’ is tile guest
f her daughter, Mrs. W. YV. Sate
* * *
Mrs. .1. S. Stevens Is the guest ol
" parental-. Mr. and Mrs. X,. J. (jold
.. it; Harrisonburg. ^
1ILLKLVS .Vi STAKE
KAILKOAhS EIGHTLXG i
WASHINGTON. !>. ( p • 12._
V'ith many millions ,.f dollars at stake,
abroad magnates and representatives
f big commercial intereata met In a
lental tug-of-war before th» Inter
tale Commerce Commission to-day.
The Issue between them Involves all
ho freight rates of all tha railroads
ast of Chicago and north of the Ohio
nd Potomac rivers. Increased rates
live been proposed by the railroads lo
o into effect on November 1, and It
(mains for the commission to say
hether the Increases shall be permit
id. modlhed or vetoed.
Railroad experts testified recently
(fore special examitiera of the Inter
ate Commerce Commlaalon in New
ork. To-day the heads of the rail
tad system# laid aside their important
lilies to argue the , auae of increased
•venue before the commissioners,
lost conspicuous in the crowd tljat
Ihd the room were several high rall
ied officials and Attorney 1-ouis Bran,
*is. who haa figured in (ha Ballinger
vestigation. lie appeared .for the
Upper*. ' j
Books and Stationery
Note the following new books on sale in |
otir Ixtok department, together with many j
other interesting attractions not mentioned j
here.
The Mistress of Shenstone—A sequel to "The
Rosary”, $1.35.
The Rose in the Ring, by George Barr McGutcheon,
*1.08.
Pan’s Mountain, by AmeJie Rives. 11.10.
The Lost Ambassador, by K. Phillip Oppenheim,
Clever Betsy, by Clara Louise Burnham, $1.25.
Max, by Katherine Cecil Thurston. $1.08.
Whiting's ami Katun ILirlbuts Box Stationery, !
our regular 39c value, to-morrow; special at 25c per
box.
National Linen, an extra value, at 19c per pound;
on sale. Thursday. 2 pounds for 25c.
Box Statiofterv, regular lu and 19c qualities, ehoiee
10c.
Halloween Postals, a eotnplete assortment, including;
many regular 2 for je cards; choice (> for 5c.
Picture Loupes, at very special prices. Ail styles
and sixes are in these lots.
Frames worth 25c. special 15c
Frames worth 35c, special . 20c
Frames worth 50c. special 25c
Oth£r Frames at special prices to-morrow.
China Dinner Sets.
No use waiting any longer to buy votir
Dinner Set: take advantage of this apodal
ofler and buy. here to-morrow. Prices to
suit every purse, and shapes and designs to
please every one.
42 pieces in dainty floral
dlc4," worth $.'>.00; special $2.98
Porcelain Dinnnr Sri
patterns ami gold handle
gel.
Porcelain Dinner Sots, t*M> pieces in pretty spray
decorations of lilhos of thr valley find purple flowers;
gold lines and handles; spread $19.00 set.
Porcelain Dinner Sets^ 100 pieces, green and pink
and white and gold, with red borders, in new and dainty
designs; gold lines and handles; t penal value $14.89 set.
Porcelain Dinner Sets. UK) pieces, green and pink
bordered decorations; gold lines and handles: special
$15.89 set.
Austrian China Dinner Sets, 102 pieces in pink and
green spray designs; new and dainty, with gold lines
and handles; special $20.00 set.
French China Dinner Sets. 1(K) pieces, in prettv
green and pink and green spray decorations with
bread anti butter plates and striped gold handles, all
new : special $22.50.
New and dainty pattern* in I.imoges French China
Dinner Sets. l(Kl pieces, pink and green borders with
bread anil butter plates ami striped gold handles;
special $25.00 set
THE TREATMENT
Svrian Iiitft n by Rabid
Terrier, Now L'uilcr la re
of Doctor?.
Experts of th<- St at*’* pasteur >1* part
«<?nt at Second and Cary streets re
•rived h n«w patient W»Min«Maay morn
rig. She was Mias Phllomena Ktosh.
!:** pretty Syrian girl whoa*" father
dijeoted to her taking the treatment,
hough ahr was bitten by a rabid ter
•ter ten days ago and was in intim ,.t
langrer of contracting hydrophobia
Mr. Ktosh, who resides at 713 West
da In street, relaxed in ills opposition
Puesday afternoon when the Virginian
lointed out the danger to which hit
laughter was subjected.
Bright and smiling. Mis? Ktosh a p
>eared at th* pastcur quarters and tool;
he first treatment without whimper,
teali/.ing th* danger of further delay,
tie said she was glad to place herseit
mder the doctors.
Louis Pollock, son of Mrs. H. H.
hdlock. 309 North Third street, to
vfiom the terrier belonged, also placed
imself under the care of the experts
Vedneaday morning. Though bitten
nore than a week ago. lie left the city
n a business trip before burning that
he terrier was mad. He returned to
tiohmond late Tuesday right declar
ng that he would lose no time avail
ng himself of the pa&teur preventive.
The past cur serum is injected hypo
ermically into, the aide of th* stomach,
’he operation is somewhat painful but
he patients say they are willing to
ltd ergo any amount of pain rather
han run the risk of contracting rabies,
'hey remember the case of Mrs. .1. .1.
'aims who died in fearful agony In
lighland Park last summer because
he put off taking the pasteur treat
ient until it was too late
The serum Injection continues for
wentv-one days and then the patient
< practically immune from hydropho
la.
JAT1I ASSESSMENTS
SHOW BIO INCREASE
Assessment books just received by
lie State auditor of public accounts
how an increase on realty values for
!<10 over those of 1 909 by over $330,
00.
The county Is divided Into two dls
rlctn. the first Indicating an Increase
f $226,379, the second $126,270, sriv
ig a totfTl of $350.54$. The value of
ropertv In the county In 1909 was
1,685,828. This year It is $2,036,377.
() HEAR PETITION
ASKIXG FRANCHISE
A petition for a franchise for the
lehmond Electrical Corporation will
a heard oy a sub-committee from
ic Committee on Streets Wednesday
tnlng. ,
The petitioning corporation asks a
gfc» of way through city streets and
•er the proposed new James River,
ridge for the laying of electrical
indults. There Is no known oppu
tloi; to the granting of the fran
ilre i
Al'RKI. STREET CHURCH *
COVOUCTIKfi USE MEETING
"The Joy qf Salvation" was the
, '. A1 , . - . . .... ..
theme «*f Rr v. Ijr KO a in <\ >
Kri*nv*n at rev!\a] services Ttu*$da>
night at l.auroj Street
ehuroh l>r Glenn is meet ins: with
marked success and has been greeted
by far#*-* erowdn each evening vim e
the re vival started. The meeting iH
continue until next Tuesday, it is an
nuu need.
MISS GRAVES IS
iiiurn nnniif
(. oiicrr-'iiiini’s Neice \Yill Krjirr
.'f'lit Soiia of Veterans at
Grand Camp.
| • Miss Allen*1 Graves. daughter of
Captain .J»>hu E. Graves, commandant
1 ol th.1 Soldiers' Home, will represent
j the Richmond I imp. Sons of Vete
rans. as sponsor at the meeting of
•In' Virginia grand ramp next week in
Norfolk.
Mias Graves nas named by th*
Sons camp Monday night and on
Tuesday Indicated hrr willingness to
serve. Wednesday morning. Major
H. B. Morgan, commander of the
Sons' camp, wired her name to N’or
i folk to Colonel \Y w. Old,
"ho Is making preparations fur the
reception of the sponsors and attend
ing to other details in connection with
the Sons’ participation in me mate
meeting.
Miss Graves is a Pretty blonde,
viva* ious and attractive. She attended
the Mobile reunion last spring and on
that occasion was the recipient of
much attention. Though yet a school
girl, she is dignified in bearing and
possesses many womanly charms.
Miss Graves is a niece of Captain
John Umh. congressman - from the
Richmond district.
The grend .amp will be in session
in Norfolk October 18-20.
For Rent Bargains.
40ft Eftft C*mre Street; I,1* room*.
00ft Ernst Leigh Street: 12 loom*.
307 South Fourth Street; 12 rooms.
110 Drop Run St root; 1) rooms.
6 South Plum Street; ft rooms.
036 North .Seventh Street;.ft room?.
____JOHN T GODDIN & CO.
Rent List. !
$300 Pet Annum
3410 Per Annum
240 Per Annum
300 Per Annum—
210 Per Annum
10 Pei Month—!
0 50 Per Month
8 00 Per Annum
•No. IIS North Seventh Sttnet
•No. M0 Notfh Eleventh Street
No; S South Htrvie Sueet.
No. 331 West Mein Street.
No. 500 South H»m*on Stter-,
No. 518 1-4 8outh Laurel Stitt1
No. 814 Sprint Stieet.
•No. 2315 “T” Street.
E. A. CATLIN * CO..
10 North Eighth Street,
HUTZLER
R t: AL E5TAT E
b M fA I c. , . i t
;;v
By.
Real
AICT10N SALE
Mr* lure-1 >*i rnpart-Taylor Co.,
1110 L. Main Street,
1 tat< Agents and Auctioneers.
Planing Mill at
Gordonsville, Ya.
I RIDAV, OCTOBER 11. 1910,
12 O'CBK'K NOON.
Bv tin’ request n( the owner, we will sell
it* public auction to higlicet bidder,
planing mill in Gordonsvillo, V awith
one acre of land adjoining (& O. Rail
way. building 40x00, new machinery
worth $1,200, second-hand machinery,
good condition, consisting of 12-horse
power engine arid boiler, saws, planers,
etc. Complete information on applica
tion.
I HUMS: Third cash and balance one,
two and three years.
' McCLl' RE-DAVEN POT-TAY LOR CO.,
j Auctioneers.
Bryan Park
Lots ~
" e have some beautiful one*, with
water and sewer available and only a
short distance from the' Bryan Park.
They are the right si*e and can be bought
at the right price.
LEWIS CENTER LAND & IMP. CO..
1111 East Main.
Ginter Park
No better place to be found in which
<•*own a lot or a home. It has ita own
up-to-date water works and sewer system
and miles of beautiful streets, well shaded
and Itordered bv privet hedges.
LEWIS G INTER LAND & IMP. CO.,
1111 East Main .
Ginter Park
Call for a folder telling you what
excellent water is supplied to the lot
owners in Ginter Park.
LEWIS GINTER LAND A IMP.CO.,
1111 East Maim_
$6,850
will, to make a quick sale, buy a most
attractive home in Ginter Park; easy
terms. ’ •
ELAM A FtJN8TENv_
New Rent List
Just from the printer; full and complete.
Call for one.
ELAM A FUNSTEN.
Madison 1062.
Knit and Flannelette Underwear
for Women—at Low Prices.
Now as the cool weather is drawing ne<y
you will need some of these warm knit and
flannelled te skirts and gowns, we have a
complete line of the best, at reasonable low
prices.
Knit Skirts, cotton, all colors with fancy borders,
excellent value* for only 50c.
Other Knit Skirts, part wool, in all colors for $1.00.
Better quality^ oolen Skirt*, $1.50.
Skirts of silk and wool mixed, navy, grey and red
for $1.75. '
Wonfen's Flannelette Clowns, in fancy colors, cut
full length and width, for only 50c.
Other Flannelette Clowns, trimmed with fanrv
stitching and braid, in colors, 85c.
Women'* Flannelette downs, with turn back cuffs
and collar trimmed with braid and embroidered, at
$1.50 and $1.00.
Flannelette Petticoats, extra good weight, in plain
or fancy color*, at 59c, 50c and 25c.
Special Hair Goods Offer:
$1.50 Clus
ter Puffs,
98c
We* have just received an excellent lot
of Cluster Puffs, full size made of real
hair, in all the desirable shades; these
goods are worth SI.50. We bought them
under price and will sell them; special
Thursdav. at 98c.
Some Unusual Offerings from
the Bargain Basement
lftc Percale 7c -iti inches will*’, in light and dark
colors, perfect good*, usual 1CK- grade for 7c yard.
10c Outing. X 1 - St yard Heavy double Oceepi
light ground outing, in stripes ami cheek* of blue, tan,
and pink, 8 l-3c.
7c < ‘alien. 5c Best grades of ('alien. in dark colors
for fall, worth 7c yard; special to-morrow. 5c.
1'ntilencUcd Sheeting, special. .1 cttg'hs of 2 l-_’
to 10 yards, in heavy grade unbleached fheeling and
aijout 1 -3 less than usual (trice.
0-4 full width
10- 4 full width
11- 4 full width
1**c yard
Jflc yard
iOc sard
S|\ft0-ineh Heavy Bleached Sheet*, full width and
perfectly free’of dressing, worth 7dr, each fcOc.